Let's take a look at how your supply chain issues are affecting your company’s balance sheet when it comes to the cash conversion cycle.
This week we’re focusing on two significant events: the shutdowns at West Coast ports and the I-95 bridge collapse near Philadelphia.
Let's look at a few examples of how your supply chain practices impact balance sheet items.
The negotiations between UPS and the Teamsters for a new contract to replace the one ending July 31 have been underway for almost a month now.
This week we want to challenge you with this thought: How is your supply chain affecting your balance sheet?
When we've asked audiences to rate their supply chain on scale of 1 to 5, the results have been surprising.
Why do few companies stress test their supply chain or crisis management response?
Being proactive requires time and we all know that time is a precious commodity.
After significant rate adjustments in 2021 and 2022, a lot of shippers are looking at this time as an opportunity to conduct sourcing events.
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